DeskJet D1620
DeskJet D1658
DeskJet D1660
DeskJet D1663
DeskJet D1668
DeskJet D2500
DeskJet D2530
DeskJet D2545
DeskJet D2560
DeskJet D2563
DeskJet D2660
DeskJet D2680
DeskJet D5560
DeskJet F2420
DeskJet F2480
DeskJet F2480
DeskJet F2492
DeskJet F4210
DeskJet F4224
DeskJet F4235
DeskJet F4240
DeskJet F4272
DeskJet F4273
DeskJet F4275
DeskJet F4280
DeskJet F4283
DeskJet F4288
DeskJet F4293
DeskJet F4435
DeskJet F4450
DeskJet F4470
DeskJet F4472
DeskJet F4473
DeskJet F4480
DeskJet F4483
DeskJet F4492
DeskJet F4580
Envy 100
Envy 110
Envy 111
Envy 114
Envy 120
Envy 121
PhotoSmart C4610
PhotoSmart C4635
PhotoSmart C4640
PhotoSmart C4650
PhotoSmart C4670
PhotoSmart C4680
PhotoSmart C4683
PhotoSmart C4685
PhotoSmart C4688
PhotoSmart C4740
PhotoSmart C4750
PhotoSmart C4780
PhotoSmart C4783
PhotoSmart C4785
PhotoSmart C4788
PhotoSmart C4793
PhotoSmart C4795
PhotoSmart C4798
PhotoSmart C4799
Simply press the paper feed button. This will stop the lights flashing and you can continue printing as normal.
Your cartridge is not actually empty. It has been remanufactured and the ink levels cannot be reset. Follow these steps to restart your printing and continue printing until the print quality deteriorates.
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Your cartridge is not actually empty. It has been remanufactured and the ink levels cannot be reset. Continue printing as normal until all of the ink is used.
Your cartridge is not actually empty. It has been remanufactured and the ink levels cannot be reset. Follow these steps to restart your printing and continue printing until the print quality deteriorates.
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The working parts of the printer and cartridge are delicate and need to be in the correct condition to function correctly. Sometimes a little dirt or ink can prevent the cartridge from working. Remove the cartridge from the printer and gently clean the gold coloured electrical contacts on the cartridge and the contacts on your printer with some moist tissue. Reinstall the cartridge and attempt to print again.
Unfortunately your cartridge has developed an electrical fault and will not work. Please return the cartridge to your store for a replacement.
There may be air trapped in your cartridge’s printhead. Please run a cleaning cycle according to your printer’s instructions and try to print again.
There may be a small blockage in your cartridge’s printhead. Remove the cartridge and try wiping the printhead from back to front a few times with a moist tissue. You should soon see a black line or a three colour line on the tissue. Reinstall the cartridge and attempt to print again.
First check to make sure that you have removed the clip and/or tape from the cartridge before attempting installation. If you have, then make sure that your printer is listed in the ‘Compatible With’ section.
Printer manufacturers often use the roll out of their printer firmware updates to prevent you from choosing the origin and type of supplies you use in your printer. This has been done is ways such as blocking the use of remanufactured/recycled cartridges entirely, applying a 'cartridge lock' system that locks a cartridge's usage to a printer and introducing a new 'generation' of the same cartridge model to stop older, remanufactured cartridges being re-used.
Most printer manufacturers will prefer you to set your printer to automatically download and install their updates for this very reason. We suggest that you disable the automatic update option to allow you to continue to use remanufactured cartridges and also to recycle your cartridge after it has been used. By allowing your printer to update the firmware automatically you are risking being locked into only using the more expensive and less environmentally friendly original branded cartridges.
So we highly recommend switching off your printer's firmware automatic updates and dismissing future messages asking you to update your printer. These steps are a general guide to how to stop the updates, but please note that they will vary slightly depending on your exact printer model.
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This is true for both original and remanufactured HP cartridges. The page yield displayed by HP is based on a 5% page coverage life test. That is, if you only fill 5% of your page, your cartridge will print for the given number of pages. If you print photos, graphics or even a full page of text, you will be using more than a 5% page coverage. So with normal everyday printing, the page yield listed by HP is unlikely to be the same page yield that you will get out of your cartridge.
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